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Vol.
No. 64
Amache, Colorado
May 12, 1943
AN EDITORIAL
IF THE SHOE FITS...
The spreading of unfounded rumors should be
stopped I
The scattering of distorted facts, born of an overly imaginative mind, should be outlawed J
Loose talk is the springborrd to trouble, unrest,
discontentment. >.Let's cut it out J
If you hoar talk doubtful in Its character, check
on it before you pass it on. Project Director Lind^
ley would be the man to see. He will either confirm
or deny such talk.-
Let's keep this camp gossip-free, Concentrate before you communicate J •--jpi
Civil Service
Tests Planned
Paul E. Kelly, civil
service representative,
with headquarters at Pueblo,
Is expected to visit the
center on Tuesdey to test
persons possessing stenographic and typing abilities.
Interested persons who
are qualified to compete
In civil service examinations may obtain application form 60 and card form
4007 ABC at the employment
office.
PRESENT MOVIES
MAY BE CHANGED
Unless a new film arrives, "The Trail of the
Vigilantes" will be shown
here through Friday evening
instead of ending on Thursday, as previously announced.. If the new picture arrives, however, this
Western will end tomorrow
night.
If the new feature arrives, it will be shown
fir om Fr iday to Sunday night .
If It fai.ls to come, "Brig-
ham Young, Frontiersman,"
will begin Saturday.
POSTPONEMENT OF
CONTEST ANNOUNCED
The kite contest scheduled for this morning has
been postponed until tomorrow due to the weather, it
was announced by .the element arv school office.
FIRST CHARTER
AMENDMENT PASSES
At press -time, 22 of the
29 blocks had turned in
returns from Monday's vote
to determine whether or not
issei should be permitted
to hold block representative offices.
Of the total number of
votes, 10 per cent are opposed to the proposed move.
But,- according to W. Ray
Johnson, community services
chief, "the amendment is
being carried by an overwhelming ' margin in every
block.""
ALL MUST HAVE
PICTURES TAKEN
The leave office stressed
the fact that all residents
should have their photos
taken on the dates specified for their respective
blocks, regardless of whether or not they plan to
leave the center in the
INTERVIEW OF
SOIOIERS SET
Those who applied for
the Army Intel ligence school
at Camp Si.vrge, Minn., wi 11
be ■ interviewed -by First
Lieut. Th oma s P. Da vis,
assistant personnel director, who is due to arrive
here tomorrow.
All interested applicants
are requested to fill out
a qualification'form ft the
employment- office prior to
the arrival here of the interviewing team. Successful candidates will be
processed at an armed force
Induction center in time
to assure their assignment
and arrival at Savage not
earlier than June 25, nor
later than July 1.
—--CC AIL IE WI P A\ [R.—
TODAY
7:00 p.m.--Movies, "Trail
of the Vigilantes," 12F
me s s ha 11.
7:45 p.m.--Movies, 12H mess
■ ha 11.
TOMORROW
7:00 p.m.—Movies, 11H mess
ha 11.
7:45 p.m.—Movies, UK mess
hall.
FRIDAY
7:00 p.m.—Movies, "Trail
of the Vigilantes" (subject to change), 9H mess
hall.
7:45 p.m.—Movies, 9L hall.
near future. The hours
are from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30
p .m.
u
Back in mid-December, our boy, just plain Chris
Ishii, top' PIONEER staff artist, (Lil Neebo), prcked
his duffle bag and headed for Camp Savage, Minn., as
a new recruit in the US Army.
It's been five months and Chris is back—A CORPORAL
--but still our boy.
A bit more bronzed and heavier, he present a
handsome' picture in his snappy soldier's uniform--
the guys look. on in envy and the gals swoon.
Corporal Ishii is staying with the linos at 6E-1C,
and is expected to leave for Camp Savage tomorrow.
Before coming here he'was in Denson, Ark., visiting
his folks*
